You Tried to Silence Me

You Tried to Silence Me is a spoken word piece about authorship, survival, and the refusal to be erased.
 
This is the voice of a creator whose work was questioned—and who chose to respond not with silence, but with truth.
 
What is shared here is not abstract. It is not performance without meaning. It is lived experience—carried in the body, shaped through survival, and expressed through music, writing, and voice.
 
When that voice is challenged, it is not just a creative issue. It is personal.
This piece speaks to that moment—the moment where being questioned becomes a line crossed.
 
Where a survivor stops explaining and starts reclaiming.
 
Through steady, grounded delivery, this spoken word track moves from confrontation to clarity, from being challenged to standing fully in ownership.
 
This is not about asking to be heard.
This is about refusing to be silenced.
 
My voice is mine.
My story is mine.

And I will continue to speak.
You tried to silence me.
I got louder.